The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-08-20

SATURD ~, AUGUST 20, 1887

Sergeant ALBERT 9lflul, 0fHcef IN charge &
Fort Pulaski gave us a pleasant call Oh
Wednesday
b SION and Baltimore Corned be-
at II LOGAN stalls 81 aui IS
Mr. John A. Gprey was ia thu city
last sunday and spent several happy
hours.
Operq Slipper at Ba~ehs III Con.
eress street, 80 scents and howard
Some coIored people want more and dc
less to help themselves than any other class
Snch people are curse to their race and
the community.
eeersucker suits for $50 at Basch
III Congress street,
People who have need the Alaska rene
die. speak of them in the highest terms
Some of Savannah'e best citizens have given
testimonials as to their efficacy.
Straw Hats, 80 cent, and upward
worth double at Basch III Congress st.
Mr. Morris Butler editor of the Sea
Island News, visited Savannah on
Monday last.
Hon. Tom" Miller Of s nth CAROL
ma paid our citv flying visit on Sund-
day last on business of Importance.
Dedication and entertainment of Savan
nah Lodge 1892 G U 0 of F, on Wednes
day August a 1T the Temple on DUFFY
street. Admission 25 cents.
Excursion to Blackshear Monday August
% by the club at No 8, S F & w RAILWAY.
Train leaves 7 a m, Tickets from Savannah
95 cents
Excursion around the harhor by Armour
Lodgr No 1884 G u 0 of F, Monday
August % Steamer caves at 3 O'clock
Tickets so cents and % cents.
The Savannah Volunteer Guards Band
will give an excursion to Beaufort, S. c.. on
Tuesday August %, Tickets IS cents and so
cents. They will give grand ball and
concert in Beaufort.
The Rising Sons and Daughters of Savan
nah will give grand excursion to Port
RoyaI S c, on Monday August %, 1887,
Tickets 80 cents and Is cents Steamer Pope
CatEn leaves wharf foot of Lincoln street at
s a m. precisely,
Mis- Nrttie Williams ard Miss An
nie Ward Of Charleston who have been
spending some time in the city with
friends returned home on the 14tf in
Slant.
Our friends who owe for the Tribune will
please pay up without further notice They
frequently say the paper is Just what we
want. don't stop it we will call and settle
b1t theo very, very seldom come. If you
the necessity of the Tribune pay
for it like men.
Golden Rule Lodge No 5 A. F &
A. NJ; will give an excursion to Mont
gomery on Monday August %; Tickets
35 cents. children 20 cents James F.
1illins, chairman.
Mrs. Laura Jackson. accompanied
by her daughter, left the city on Tues
DAY last to spend month with herI
sister Mrs. Henry Durham on Harris
Neck for the benefit of her health as it
nas been poor for the last 5 months
We trust her health may be improved |
BY the visit
Mrs. 'Missie" Kinloch, was in tho
,ity for several hours last Sunday. Mrs,
Kinloch intended to visit friends at
but the conductor failed to |
top his train at that point, hence her
visit. Her Savannah friends were glad |
20 see her all the same.
We regret to record a very serious
accident to Mr.. J e. Hamlet, the pop.
nlar green grocer and butcher on
Habersham aud Charlton streets. 1t
seems that Mr.. Hamlet while driving
up cattle at his pen was attacked by a
wild steer which caused his horse to
become uumanageable and threw him to
the ground breaking his arm in two
places. Though Mr., Hamlet is suffer
inc great pain from his injuries it is
hoped that nothing serious will result |
therefrom.
Two notorious characters Henry
jenkins and John Riley created a dis |
,urbance on Monday last at Thunderbo't |
The first named having avowed his in
sention Of raising h--before he went.
The fellow Riley armed with a loaded
revolver got into quarrel and freely
usedrthe weapon, and afterwards made
his escape. He was arrested on We'd
nesday by Lit. T. Sanders and TUNED
over to policeman from whom he sub
sequently escaped. These two roughsI
ought TO be hunted down; aud when
caught made to suffer severely for their